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2010 Prerunner 4Cyl, 5spd manual Transmission Oil Change

Discussion in 'Technical Chat' started by ADVBedouin, Nov 21, 2011.

  1. Nov 21, 2011 at 4:52 PM
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    ADVBedouin

    ADVBedouin [OP] Well-Known Member

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    2" CCM front spacers, secondary airfilter gone, OEM 16" alloys, Trailer hitch gone, Seat belt buzzer gone, Ignition key buzzer gone, shortened fact. antenna.
    It took me a while to find specs/info on changing out my 5spd manual Transmission fluids, so I thought I'd post a quick DIY, sorry no pics;

    All you need is a drain pan, 2.7 qts of oil, a 24mm socket & a decent torque wrench for 27' lbs on both bolts.

    -The drainplug is easy to see; bottom of the trans, passenger side, 24mm.
    -The fill plug is also easy to see; driver side, just halfway up the back side, 24mm, just be sure you can crack it open before you drain out the fluid.
    -I used Mobil-1 75/90w synthetic, & they come in long tubular bottles that make filling the trans easy. My trans now shifts noticeably quicker/slicker, albeit slightly more notchy, & I'm quite happy with it (30k miles).
    -Just put an 8-10" long piece of .5" clear tubing on the pointed cap of the oil bottle, press it on very tightly, & you can squeeze in the 2.7 quarts easily.
    -You can then screw the same cap/hose onto the other 2 bottles, & there's lots of room next to the drive shaft to hold the bottles above the fill hole & squeeze the oil in by hand.
    -You do not need a pump for this & it only took me 20 mins start to finish for the entire process.
    -Fill the trans until the 2.7 qts are gone, or until oil starts weeping out the fill hole.
    -Torque the bolts to 27' lbs & you're done.
     
  2. Nov 21, 2011 at 4:54 PM
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    tacokid09

    tacokid09 it's about the off-road miles

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